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Chicago Archdiocesan Chapter Editor: Robert E. Bukowski, PP July – August 2016 Page 1 www.ChicagoKofC.com COUNCILS IN COLABORATION President’s Message: First off, I’d like to thank President Pete Justen for his service and mentorship these past few years. And thank you to all of the officers who have helped me along the path to my new role as President. My wife Patti, daughter Danielle and son Matthew have been by my side all along the way. Bio: I joined the Knights in 2002, with St. Dominick of Bolingbrook, Council 6521, along with some of the other fathers from my daughter’s Catholic school. Since then, I had remained closest of friends with them; our families go on trips together and get together on a consistent basis. While part of Council 6521, I was head of numerous committees before moving to Orland Park. Once arriving in Orland Park, I joined Bishop Sheen Council 10858 with St. Michael’s. As Grand Knight, I helped get Council 10858 back on track, in terms of bringing members back and attracting new members. During my two years as Grand Knight, I led the start of an annual vow renewal program, an annual Thanksgiving Day donuts and coffee gathering after mass and a poster contest (with 350 entries in 2015). From there, I became a District Deputy in 2014. I worked close with the councils on getting them reactivated and running smoother than before. Last year, I instituted a new council at St. Francis of Assisi in Orland Park. I look forward to attending the Supreme Convention in Toronto as a State Delegate in August. I feel honored to help continue the values of Charity, Unity and Fraternity and Patriotism with the Chicago Archdiocesan Chapter. Plans for the year: I am very eager to be President of the Chicago Archdiocesan Chapter of the Knights of Columbus. I’m excited to get started. This year, I plan on helping with the new council development and aiding the district deputies in getting the councils, where needed, back on track. Another major goal for this year is to help the Diocesan chairs with recruiting. Like last year, we are going to attempt to do the Archbishop’s Burst. I also look forward to getting the Kilker fund on track. We are going to look at all the financials for the Chicago chapter and come up with a fund-raiser so that we can do more for the Archdiocese. Speaking of financials, we need all councils to stay up-to-date on their per-capita dues. Last but not least, I will be contacting the Archbishop and all the auxiliary bishops to see where we can help them for the betterment of the archdiocese community to grow in faith. God bless, Scott Scott Hawkins [email protected] ALL Assemblies in Northern Illinois District One are invited to participate in any of the Exemplification’s The scheduled Exemplifications Illinois District One - 2016-2017 Saturday October 29, 2016 Radisson Hotel and Conference Center 200 South Bell School Rd Rockford, IL 61108 Saturday February 18, 2017 Sheraton Hotel and Executive Conference Center 3000 Warrenville Road Lisle, IL 60532 Saturday April 1, 2017 Hilton Chicago Indian Lakes Resort 250 W. Schick Road Bloomingdale, IL 60108 CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY On July 4, 1776, we claimed our independence from Britain and Democracy was born. Every day thousands leave their homeland to come to the "land of the free and the home of the brave" so they can begin their American Dream.
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COUNCILS IN
COLABORATION
President’s Message:
First off, I’d like to thank President Pete Justen for his service and mentorship these past few years. And thank you to all of the officers who have helped me along the path to my new role as President.
My wife Patti, daughter Danielle and son Matthew have been by my side all along the way.
Bio:
I joined the Knights in 2002, with St. Dominick of Bolingbrook, Council 6521, along with some of the other fathers from my daughter’s Catholic school. Since then, I had remained closest of friends with them; our families go on trips together and get together on a consistent basis. While part of Council 6521, I was head of numerous committees before moving to Orland Park.
Once arriving in Orland Park, I joined Bishop Sheen Council 10858 with St. Michael’s. As Grand Knight, I helped get Council 10858 back on track, in terms of bringing members back and attracting new members. During my two years as Grand Knight, I led the start of an annual vow renewal program, an annual Thanksgiving Day donuts and coffee gathering after mass and a poster contest (with 350 entries in 2015).
From there, I became a District Deputy in 2014. I worked close with the councils on getting them reactivated and running smoother than before. Last year, I instituted a new council at St. Francis of Assisi in Orland Park.
I look forward to attending the Supreme Convention in Toronto as a State Delegate in August.
I feel honored to help continue the values of Charity, Unity and Fraternity and Patriotism with the Chicago Archdiocesan Chapter.
Plans for the year:
I am very eager to be President of the Chicago Archdiocesan Chapter of the Knights of Columbus. I’m excited to get started.
This year, I plan on helping with the new council development and aiding the district deputies in getting the councils, where needed, back on track. Another major goal for this year is to help the Diocesan chairs with recruiting.
Like last year, we are going to attempt to do the Archbishop’s Burst. I also look forward to getting the Kilker fund on track. We are going to look at all the financials for the Chicago chapter and come up with a fund-raiser so that we can do more for the Archdiocese.
Speaking of financials, we need all councils to stay up-to-date on their per-capita dues. Last but not least, I will be contacting the Archbishop and all the auxiliary bishops to see where we can help them for the betterment of the archdiocese community to grow in faith.
God bless,
Scott Scott Hawkins [email protected]
ALL Assemblies in Northern
Illinois District One are invited to participate in any of the
Exemplification’s
The scheduled Exemplifications Illinois District One - 2016-2017
Saturday October 29, 2016 Radisson Hotel and Conference Center
200 South Bell School Rd Rockford, IL 61108
Saturday February 18, 2017 Sheraton Hotel and
Executive Conference Center 3000 Warrenville Road
Lisle, IL 60532
Saturday April 1, 2017
Hilton Chicago Indian Lakes Resort 250 W. Schick Road
Bloomingdale, IL 60108
CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE
DAY
On July 4, 1776, we claimed our independence from Britain and Democracy was born. Every day thousands leave their homeland to come to the "land of the free and the home of the brave" so they can begin their American Dream.
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Saturday, August 6, 2016 1:30 pm Shotgun Start
Village Greens Golf Club 1575 W. 75th Street Woodridge, Illinois $75.00 per golfer
Includes: Range Balls & Putting Green, 18 Holes of Golf with Cart, Lunch, and Buffet Dinner with Soda – Cash Bar for Drinks.
Every Golfer will get a Certificate for a FREE round of golf!
Scramble format so you don’t have to be a Great Golfer to enjoy the day.
Contact PGK Bill Whalen at 773-415-1936 or
What is the Windy City Rubber Ducky Derby?
It's a signature annual fundraiser benefiting Special Olympics Illinois! Thousands of spectators watch over 50,000 yellow rubber ducks splash into the Chicago River from the Columbus Drive Bridge in downtown Chicago and race down river towards the finish line.
Race Day kicks off at 10 am on Thursday, August 4, 2016 at 400 North Michigan Avenue (The Wrigley Building) with entertainment for the entire family.
Splashdown for the Duck Derby is at 1 pm. All proceeds benefit over 22,000 athletes and more than 20,000 Young Athletes across Illinois.
How do I Adopt a Duck?
You can Adopt a duck for only $5. Get more chances to win by purchasing a Quack Pack (6 ducks for $25), Flock of Ducks (24 ducks for $100) or Diamond Duck Pack (240 ducks for $1,000)!
What if my Duck wins?
You could be the winner of one of our great prizes including a 2016 Chevy Malibu, an All-Inclusive Apple Vacation to Cancun and other fabulous prizes!
How do I get involved?
Sales teams are forming now. Put together a group of friends, colleagues or family members to join the fun. Teams compete for bragging rights and great prizes.
To form a Sales Team click here. For more information on starting a team or to volunteer, contact Shelley Chenoweth at [email protected] or 630-942-5619.
Meet Allie Our 2016 Duck Derby Ambassador!
Allie has competed in a variety of Special Olympics Illinois sports since 2001 including bocce, soccer, bowling, basketball, gymnastics and athletics (track and field). This spring she will begin competing in aquatics and rhythmic gymnastics. She is also a Global Messenger and has been trained to give speeches that educate groups of all sizes about her experience with Special Olympics Illinois. She recently spoke to over 500 guests at a dinner for the Knights of Columbus.
When not performing with various musical theatre groups, Allie works as a volunteer at a local KinderCare helping with 3 and 4 year olds and is currently enrolled in a 2-year life skills program through Harper College. A member of the athlete-driven duck sales team, The Darling Ducklings, she sells ducks and brings awareness to the event throughout her community.
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Friday, August 12, 2016 Come Celebrate the 5th Fr. Michael J. McGivney
Center of Hope and Healing Annual Pink and Blue Banquet
Honoring Bishop Joseph M. Siegel
AUXILIARY BISHOP OF JOLIET, VICAR GENERAL
STATE CHAPLAIN OF THE ILLINOIS STATE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS The Belvedere, 1170 West Devon
Elk Grove Village, IL Dinner and Silent Auction Tickets $65.00 per person
Ticket Order Form and AD Book Form on pages 7 & 8
From left - DD Bob Fallon – Fr. McGivney Center Board President Joseph Moore - Golf Chairman Tom Purvin
The 3rd
Annual Fr. Michael J. McGivney Golf Outing was held by the Knights of Columbus on June 20, 2016 at the Cary Country Club. The outing benefits the Michael J. McGivney Center for Hope and Healing.
While Council #11981 organizes the event, eighteen different councils, assemblies and the Chicago Chapter participate as sponsors.
It’s truly an Archdiocese event. A total of fifty five organizations, businesses and individuals donated to the cause. In addition, there were 88 players in this year’s event, which included lunch, golf, dinner and a raffle afterwards. The outing was able to produce this revenue with players only being charged $100.00 on the day making it one of the best deals ever for participating in a golf outing.
Fr. Terry Keehan, Pastor of Holy Family, of the winning team rips a drive.
Prizes were awarded for 1st through 4
th place, and long drive
and closest to the pin contests were held for men and our women guests.
Sue Cabey, Winner of the Women’s Closets to the pin.
We would sure like to see more women attend the event next year. Between these awards and the raffle, the total prize pool exceeded $4,000.
The first two outings raised a total of $20,000 for the McGivney Center making the event its largest fundraiser. This year, the outing raised the total to $34,000 as $14,000 was raised at this year’s event. WE hope to do even better next year. However, in order to do so, we need your support.
Next year’s event is already in planning. It is scheduled for June 19, 2017. We hope more of you will come out to play or join us for dinner. Also, please consider being a sponsor or a prize donor. It’s a great event for a great cause making it as always, a great day to be a Knight!
Nancy Gianni, founder of GiGi's Playhouse Down Syndrome Achievement Centers, named a 2016 CNN Hero!
CNN Heroes is a year-long initiative that honors everyday people for their selfless, creative efforts to help others. 2016 marks the tenth year of the Peabody Award-winning, Emmy-nominated campaign. Each year, CNN receives thousands of nominations from around the world. See Nancy’s segment and story at www.cnnheroes.com.
12 years ago, Nancy Gianni envisioned a better world, one full of potential and acceptance. That is when the first GiGi's Playhouse Down Syndrome Achievement Center opened.
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Available to all, GiGi's is a place for families and the community to learn about and celebrate the diagnosis of Down syndrome and benefit from free therapeutic, educational and career training programs that unleash one's "Best of All". Today there are 31 free-standing Playhouses throughout the United States and Mexico serving more than 25,000 participants and families.
Programs are offered 100% free to all families so that cost will never be a barrier to achievement and acceptance. Going beyond Down syndrome, Nancy's vision for global acceptance for ALL comes to life through GiGi's Playhouse and the Generation G campaign. Acknowledgment on the world stage is a new and important milestone in recognizing the importance of life and the expectation of success that Nancy Gianni has set for families and the organization.
GiGi’s Playhouse is humbled to be a partner and beneficiary of the Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll drive in Illinois, and hopes for expanded engagement and partner opportunities with the Knights across the country.
From Nancy: "This is not about me or GiGi. It is about all of us stepping up to make this world a better place. The real Heroes of GiGi's Playhouse include the participants themselves, (they inspire me every day!), the volunteers who run 97% of all programming, the courageous families who embrace the journey of opening a Playhouse in their own community, and the believers who make this all possible." -----
GiGi’s Playhouse is the ONLY nationwide network of Down syndrome achievement centers; changing lives through free, results-driven programs and acceptance campaigns for individuals of all ages, their families and the communities where they live, work and play.
With an estimated 85-90% termination rate: much work remains to give babies with a Down syndrome diagnosis a fighting chance for life and happiness. 1 in 691 live births results in a Down syndrome diagnosis. With over 450,000 individuals with Down syndrome living in the US today; along with affected parents and siblings, over 2 million people face the diagnosis every day. Thus, supporting the lives of those WITH Down syndrome as well as those INFLUENCED by Down syndrome is a truly urgent need.
By helping individuals with Down syndrome through free programs and outreach, GiGi’s Playhouse advances a larger vision of global acceptance for people of all abilities.
For more information please visit www.gigisplayhouse.org or arrange a visit at the National Achievement Center in Hoffman Estates, IL by calling 847.807.4943.
Intellectual Disabilities Fund Drive
The 46
th Annual Drive will
be held Sep 16-17-18, 2016. Start Planning Now!
ID KICKOFF MEETINGS
Chicago
July 18- Holy Rosary (Council Hall)
15 N Hickory
Arlington Heights, IL
7:00 P.M.
July 19- St. Alexander’s (Parish Hall)
7025 W. 126th
ST.
Palos Heights, IL
7:00 P.M.
Aug 3--- Marytown (Founders Hall)
1600 Park Ave.
Libertyville, IL
7:00 P.M.
Joliet
July 20—Naperville (Council Hall)
615 E. Odgen Ave
Naperville, IL
7:00 P.M.
Aug 2---- Fr McDonald (Council Hall)
537 S York Rd
Elmhurst, IL
7:00 P.M.
Holy Family Knights of Columbus Council #11981 Inverness, IL is hosting a Knight’s Café; Sunday August 28, 2016 , after all the morning masses.
Holy Family Catholic Community 2515 W. Palatine Road
Inverness, IL 60067
For more information see flyer on page 9
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Knights of Columbus Family Week
August 7 through 13, 2016
Knights of Columbus Family Week, is an opportunity for our Order and the community to celebrate the family and our rich history. Let people throughout your community join your celebration and show the world that families make up the history of our communities and our Order.
Encourage brother Knights and their families to choose the Holy Family as their model of independence, sharing and showing respect for each other.
Celebrate all aspects of the family, which is the foundation of society and of fundamental importance to the Knights of Columbus, by sponsoring council programs that allow families to enjoy each other’s company, to talk and to be active together.
Celebrate an evening of fun, food and friends, July 28, 6-10 p.m., hosted by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Council 10858 at the Orland Park Civic Center, 14750 S. Ravinia Avenue, Orland Park; $35.00 includes food, drink, and a chance to win a week’s stay in Florida; for information , call or email Steve at 708-699-5453 or email
SAVE THE DATE
The South & South Suburban
Grand Knights and
Past Grand Knights Club
Invite you to join them for the 58
th Annual Friendship Dinner
to be held at Gaelic Park, 6119 West 147
th Street, Oak Forest,
IL on Thursday, October 20, 2016.
This year’s honorees are:
Rev. Thomas Conde
Charles Boyd
Robert Fuggiti
Scott Hawkins
Thomas Luczak
Cocktails will begin at 6:00 PM with a one hour OPEN BAR followed by “A Great Complete Prime Rib Dinner”. Alternate dinner choices include Chicken Marsala or a Vegetarian Plate. Donation is $50.00 per person.
The Friendship Dinner has been a fundraiser for The South and South Suburban Grand Knights and Past Grand Knights Club Scholarship Program. Both young men and woman receive a partial scholarship to attend a Catholic High School. All proceeds from the Dinner and Raffle go to the Scholarship Fund.
Ticket Order Form on page 10
Or contact, John Muldoon. Home: 708-349-8926 Cell: 708-557-5559
Venerable Father McGivney,
Apostle to the Young and
Protector of Christian Family
Life, Pray for Us.
Register to Join the Guild
The Father Michael J. McGivney Guild serves as a source for information about the life, works and spirituality of Father McGivney.
The Guild distributes informational materials about him, receives reports of favors granted through his intercession and oversees the distribution of relics. Guild members receive regular updates on the progress of Father McGivney's cause for canonization and are invited to participate in promoting devotion to this Servant of God. Members of the Knights of Columbus are not automatically Guild members and must elect to join the Guild.
The Father Michael J. McGivney Guild Newsletter is published bimonthly except July- August, and is sent free to Guild members. To join the Guild, go to www.kofc.org.
PRAY THE ROSARY AS
OFTEN AS YOU CAN
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WORLD DAY OF
PRAYER FOR PEACE
Each year, September 11, Marks the anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the United States. As the Knights of Columbus observe World Day of Prayer for Peace on that anniversary, we recall the tragic events of that day, and honor the thousands who lost their lives.
We also pray for peace among nations, especially in those places where war or turmoil persist. We pray that religion will be a means of peace and accord and not an excuse for violence and division.
At its annual meeting in 2004, the Supreme Council passed a resolution that September 11
th be
observed each year as a World Day of Prayer for Peace.
Councils, assemblies and circles are urged to organize events and activities on Sept. 11 promoting prayer for peace in the world, and recognize those individuals in your community who work to bring about true peace. It is also a time to encourage members and their families to take time out on this day for personal prayer and reflection.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER FOR
PEACE - September 11th
God of peace, bring your peace to
our violent world: peace in the hearts of all men and women and peace among the nations of the earth. Turn to your way of love those whose hearts and minds are consumed with hatred.
God of understanding,
overwhelmed by the magnitude of this tragedy, we seek your light and guidance as we confront such terrible events. Grant that those whose lives were spared may live so that the lives lost … should not have been lost in vain. Comfort and console us, strengthen us in hope, and give us the wisdom and courage to work tirelessly for a world where true peace and love reign among nations and in the hearts of all.
-Pope Benedict XVI
Prayer Service at Ground Zero April 20, 2008
Plan for your council’s participation in the Knights of Columbus Family Week (Aug. 7 – 13).
Organize your membership recruitment team and create a 12 month recruitment plan.
Prepare for your council’s participation in the International World Day of Prayer for Peace on September 11
th.
Achieve 100% compliance on the submission of the Report of Chosen Officers (#185) due July 1
st, Service
Program Personnel Report (#365), due Aug. 1
st and Semiannual
Council Audit Report (#1295) due Aug. 15
th.
To the Newly Elected Officers of the
ILLINOIS STATE COUNCIL 2016/2017
State Deputy Bill Doerfler State Secretary Ted Stites
State Treasurer Frank Schwartz State Advocate Steve Mann
State Warden Michael Herbst
Newly Elected Officers Archdiocesan Chapter
2016-2017 President Scott Hawkins
Vice President James Killigrew Secretary Gary Zalesny Treasurer Tony Biliskov Warden Alex Tennant
Inside Guard James Posch Outside Guard Mike Paolantino
Trustee Joseph Moore Trustee Bill Doody
Trustee Peter Justen
All Knights of Columbus members are invited to attend any or all of the Chapter meetings. Meeting dates and more can be found on the Chapter Web site.
www.ChicagoKofC.com Next Meeting
Thursday, August 25, 2016 Incarnation Church
7:30 P.M.
5757 W. 127th
Street
Palos Heights, IL
SEND CORRESPONDENCE TO:
Robert E. Bukowski
2548 N. Rutherford Avenue
Chicago, IL 60707-2250
Ticket Order Form Pink and Blue Banquet & Silent Auction
The Belvedere – 1170 West Devon – Elk Grove Village, IL
Friday, August 12, 2016 Doors Open 6:00 pm
OPEN SEATING Qty Amount
Banquet Ticket _____________ X $65.00 _____________
Total: $_____________
Complete table of 10 will be reserved and discounted - $600.00
Payment: Check # ____________ Amount $______________
Credit Card Authorization Form / Shipping Address
***** Name on the Card: __________________________________________
Type of Card: Visa ___ MC ___ Discover ___
Account number___________________________________
Expiration Date __________ Security Code ___________
****** Billing Address____________________________________
City, State, Zip___________________________ Phone Number________________________
Amount to be Charged $____________________
Your signature below authorizes Fr. Michael J. McGivney Center of Hope and Healing to charge your
credit card for the amount listed above.
Signed: _________________________________ Date: ___________
******* Tickets will be sent to the name and billing address listed above.
Please send payment with order form to:
Herbert J. Marros 2820 Commons Drive Glenview, IL 60026 (773) 951-5138 (Cell)
Being held on Friday August 12, 2016 - 6:00 pm Belvedere Banquets 1170 W. Devon Ave, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
Banquet and Auction ‘16 Advertising Contract For Banquet Ad Book
Name of Advertiser ______________________________________________ Advertiser’s Address _____________________________________________ City & State _______________________________________ Zip __________ Telephone ________________________________________ Date _________ E-mail _________________________________________________________
Advertising Rates Outside Back Cover (Color) ..………………………………… $250.00 -SOLD Inside Front Cover (Color) ..………………………………….. $200.00 Inside Back Cover (Color) ..…………………………………… $200.00 - SOLD Centerfold (2pages).. Gold Page.. $300.00 .. Color .. $375.00 - SOLD Gold Page (8 x 5) ………………..………………………………... $175.00 Full Page (8 x 5) …………………..……………………………….. $125.00 Half Page (4 x 5) ………………….………………………………….. $75.00 Quarter Page (2 5/8 x 4) …….…………………………………... $40.00
Please indicate whether Ad is New ___ Repeat ___ With change ___ Without change ___ Ad in PDF format can be emailed to [email protected] ___ Camera ready Ad enclosed ___
Use back of form to list Ad to be made up ___ Please do not fold or staple camera ready Ads
Payment Method Check #___________ Money Order #_______________ Amount ___________
Credit Cards Accepted - Visa - Master Card - Discover Card - Only Credit Card # __________________________ Expiration Date ____________*CVV _________
Return all Contracts and Ad copy with Checks or Credit Card information to:
Fr. Michael J. McGivney Center of Hope and Healing
P.O. Box 82
Glenview, IL 60025-0082
*Security Code
For further Information Call: Larry Theriault (847) 729-3646
All Ads must be received by: Absolute Deadline - Monday, August 1, 2016
South and South Suburban Grand Knights & Past Grand Knights Club
All are invited to join us for
The 58th ANNUAL FRIENDSHIP DINNER
Thursday October 20, 2016
Gaelic Park 6119 West 147th Street, Oak Forest, IL
Cocktails will begin at 6:00 PM with a one hour OPEN BAR followed by “A Great Complete Prime Rib Dinner”. Alternate dinner choices include Chicken Marsala or a Vegetarian Plate.
Please return the enclosed registration form before Monday, October 10, 2016 with your check for $50.00 per person, payable to: South Side Gk/PGK Club.
All proceeds will benefit the South and South Suburban Grand Knights and Past Grand Knights Club Scholarship Program.
Gentlemen, remember ladies are welcome. Bring your best girl to join us for our fabulous dinner as we honor those who have served the Order, Community and our Church.
This year’s honorees are:
Reverend Thomas Conde Charles Boyd
Robert Fuggiti Scott Hawkins Thomas Luczak
Your attendance will enhance the evening, expressing to the honorees that their Friendship and Service to us over the years is greatly appreciated.
With Kindest Regards, The Friendship Committee John Muldoon and Bill Doody ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NAME: ______________________________________________________________ PHONE: _____________________
ADDRESS: _________________________________________________________________________________________ CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE: __________________________________________________ PHONE: ____________________ COUNCIL NAME AND NUMBER: _______________________________________________________________________ TITLE: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Dinner Choices: Prime Rib _________ Chicken Marsala __________ Vegetarian Plate __________
Please Make Check Payable ($50.00 per person) to the South Side GK/PGK Club Reserve Table of 10 cost $500.00
Also please note that payment must accompany reservation – Thank You
Return to: John D. Muldoon 708-349-8926 home 10222 Hawthorne Drive 708-557-5559 cell Orland Park, IL 60462-3026 [email protected]
